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Our analysis has revealed that different caching strategies display contrasting behaviour under different scope distribution scenarios, with OF policy performing better for short scoped context data and SE performing better for long scoped context data.
SE replacement policy and cache-hit rate of SV vs. LV in different scope distribution scenarios.
OF replacement policy and cache-hit rate of SV vs. LV in different scope distribution scenarios.
Mean query satisfaction times, different caching strategies and scope distribution scenarios.
Hence, the performance of the selected cache strategies is investigated with varying scope distribution in the context requests.
Moreover, the provision of a fairly constant mean query satisfaction time with the bipartite cache across all scope distribution patterns is also evident.
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The mean query satisfaction time across different combinations of SV/LV scope distributions improves from 487ms to 292.8ms, with a cache-hit ratio of approximately 46%.
Moreover, it demonstrates only a 0.82% change (from 245ms to 247ms) as the scope distributions vary from 1.0SV/0.0LV to 0.0SV/1.0LV, signifying a consistent performance during different query conditions.
In the case of simulation based experiments, the SE policy demonstrates a net 10.8% (315ms to 338ms) change in the query satisfaction times across the range of scope distributions while the OF policy demonstrates a similar 10.3% (321ms to 354ms) change as the scope distributions varies from 1.0SV/0.0LV to 0.0SV/1.0LV.
This policy delivers an improved mean query satisfaction time of 331.4ms (with ˜36.25% cache-hit ratio) across all scope distributions but a closer inspection reveals that SE performs better for LV scoped queries than SV scoped queries.
This consistency is in line with our earlier findings during the simulated experiments where the bipartite caching mechanism with fixed and dynamically resizable partitions demonstrated a deviation of 1.23% and 0.96% respectively as the scope distributions varied.
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